I'm with Brenda concerning how effective and innovative the camera angles were on TAGS-one of my favorites appears on the episode "Those Gossiping Men" when the townsfolk make their pigrimage up to Wibur Finch's hotel room to buy shoes in the mistaken belief he is a secret talent scout from Hollywood. As he is fitted for shoes Barney Fife mentions that getting fitted for shoes just makes him want to play the harmonica! Then the camera pans in with a funny tilted angle for a close-up of a befuddled Wilbur exclaiming "Really???..." I just have to laugh when I see that reaction of his. Also I think "bread and butter" is a saying that people who are walking astride of each other make when they are seperated briefly by an obstacle that they walk around seperately.Just being cautious!!! Did someone a few weeks ago want to know the origins of "Check point chicky"? I think it refered to "Check point Charlie' from WWII and the "Chicky" part was Barney trying to sound like a hepcat. Didn't he once say "Gas it, Chicky!" to the members of Bobby Fleet's band? Eric Swolgaard Sacramento, CA _______________________________________________ WBMUTBB mailing list [email protected] http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/
